Heidegger's Radicalisation of Kant's Teaching on Mathematical Schemata and Time

The basic motive of Heidegger's interpretation of Kant's theoretical philosophy consists of an intention to show that Kant's leaching on schematism and time represents a pre-phase of the problem of temporality. In that context, we will analyse Heidegger's thesis on transcendental imagination as the "source" of time. that is, of the mathematical schemata of the timeline and the content of time. Considering that these schemata are by necessity connected to the categories of quantity and quality. as well as with principles (synthetic judgments a priori) of pure reason, which Kant formulated as the "axioms of intuition" and "anticipation ofperveption", it is clear that this makes our interpretative task more complicated In parallel, we had to make a connection between the unity of time (as formal intuition) and the unity offundamental aperceplion (structure of consciousness), as well as the perceptual multiplicity with the time as the pun? form of intuition. Comparative analysis ofA and B editions ofKants Critique of Pure Reason allowed us to, by usingHeideggerS lectures and studies, consider within Kant S text the possibility of "ontologised" and phenomenologically focused interpretation offundamental assumptions ofKant's "theory of knowing subject".